About film shooting skills

I read the topic carefully, and I don't know if the scientific name has a professional statement. The unique feature of Schindler's List is the use of black and white tones, and its sharp contrast with color tones constitutes the double meaning of death and hope in the film. Spielberg regards this girl as a key figure in the transformation of the whole movie. In black and white photography, only the little girl used red. In Schindler's eyes, the little girl was the highlight of the whole black-and-white massacre scene-later, the girl appeared again-she was lying in a corpse truck and sent to the crematorium. This picture has become a classic pen, and its profound connotation and artistic value far exceed that of ordinary film works. From the beginning of the film to the Nazi surrender, black and white photography was used to enhance the sense of reality and symbolize the dark ages of the Jews. Later, when the Nazis surrendered and the Jews walked out of the concentration camp, bright colors suddenly appeared on the screen, which made the audience feel that they had walked from darkness to sunshine and could appreciate the cheerful mood of the people in the play to lift the death threat. It can be seen that color often has its unique symbolic significance in movies, and this technique highlights the different atmosphere and significance of the two pictures by contrast, giving people a strong sense and inner stimulation. Similarly, there are many movies that highlight an emotion and emotion in a specific scene through the transition between sound and silence with or without background music, making it more appealing. For example, I can't think of it at the moment, but I watched too many movies in the future. As long as you understand with your heart, you can always find a lot. I feel that some European movies, such as French movies, are used more (just feeling that I don't want to be reviled by fans from all over the world). Adopt it as soon as possible